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Located on the Southern point of Barbados is the oldest light-house on the island – South Point Light House. It was brought to Barbados in 1852, one year after being shown in London’s Great exhibition. With its red and white bands, this lighthouse can be...

Nestled away in the Barbadian countryside of St. Joseph is a garden overflowing with lush, exotic plants full of vibrant colours and...

Neatly nestled upon a hill overlooking the vast East coast is the stunning church known as St. John's Parish Church. Standing high amongst the old mahogany trees, this structure was...

We are ultimate foodies, when we travel there is nothing like experiencing that country’s cuisine. So as you can probably deduce, markets are a must on our travels. To see all the locals shopping for fresh, seasonal produce to prepare meals for their family and...

With such a grand presence and stance, mahogany trees have been around and its timber exploited since the prehistoric times by the indigenous people of the Caribbean. The origin of the name of this spectacular tree is uncertain, however it is believed by many...

One early Saturday morning we made our way through the island's picturesque countryside to Harrison's Cave as we were going to try out their new Eco-Adventure tour. As we entered the recently redeveloped...

This white sandy beauty, Pebbles beach, lies along the South coast of the island next to Hilton Beach (Needham's Point). We have no clue why it was named Pebbles beach as there are absolutely no pebbles! :) For some reason (which we love) this beach is never...

To the North of the Bathsheba Village is another beautiful and enticing ...